Aurelle of Tampines is a newly launched Executive Condominium (EC) located at Tampines Street 62 in Singapore’s District 18. Strategically situated, Aurelle of Tampines offers excellent connectivity. It’s approximately a 5-minute walk to the upcoming Tampines North MRT Station on the Cross Island Line and the Tampines North Bus Interchange. Major expressways like the Tampines Expressway (TPE) and Pan-Island Expressway (PIE) are easily accessible, facilitating convenient travel across the island.
Launch Date
Location & Connectivity
- Tampines Street 62, Singapore
- Tampines North MRT (Cross Island Line, CR6) – approximately 5-minute walk
- Tampines Expressway (TPE), Pan-Island Expressway (PIE), and Kallang–Paya Lebar Expressway (KPE)
Building Configuration
14 blocks of 14-storey residential buildings
Unit Mix
3 Bedroom
3 Bedroom Premium
3 Bedroom + Study
4 Bedroom
4 Bedroom Flexi
4 Bedroom Premium
5 Bedroom
Artist Impression
Unit Configurations
3 Bedroom
TYPE C1
Area: 78 sqm / 840 sqft
Stacks covered 9 | 12 | 13 | 16 | 34 | 35 | 37 | 40 | 41 | 44 | 45 | 48
How the space lives
Type C1 squeezes full family functionality into 840 sq ft by pushing every “messy” task—laundry, pantry, helper storage—behind the kitchen wall and devoting the entire window frontage to living, dining and a 5 m balcony you can legally enclose. With no wasted corridors, three real bedrooms, and a price tag at the entry point of Aurelle’s range, C1 is the value-core choice for buyers who cook lightly, crave brightness, and want a flexible bonus terrace that can age from toddler playpen to alfresco wine lounge without incurring renovation headaches—or MCST fines.
Strength
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Compact “wide-frontage” living: dining and living sit along the same window line, so natural light penetrates deep.
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True dumb-bell bedrooms: the kids’ rooms flank the living wall, limiting wasted corridor space
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Separation of private and communal areas
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Balcony aligns with dining
Challenge
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Single-wall kitchen = limited counter; add a slim 30-cm pull-out pantry beside the fridge alcove.
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Tight counter when both partners cook
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Direct view of kitchen from main door
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Common bath door opening into narrow corridor: swap to a slide-&-hide track to improve flow.
Recommendations
Living / Dining
Use a long sofa pushed to the long wall to leave a larger walking space between seating area and TV
Utilise wall-mount TV to free floor and create a wider living room, visually.
Kitchen
Run white laminate uppers + oak-tone lowers to enlarge perception of depth.
A 30 cm pull-out pantry tower (beside fridge) doubles dry-goods storage.
Balcony
Deck in composite teak; add fold-down wall table so balcony morphs from coffee perch to toddler playpen.
Bedrooms
Bedroom 3: specify a loft bed with desk beneath if children share.
3 Bedroom Premium
TYPE C2P
Area: 81 sqm / 872 sqft
Stacks covered 1 | 5 | 18 | 19 | 21 | 24 | 26 | 28 | 29 | 31 | 33 | 38 | 51 | 52 | 55 | 56
How the space lives
Type C2P takes Aurelle’s entry 3-bed footprint and upgrades it with a coffee-bar-plus-wet-kitchen combo and that all-important yard WC—big lifestyle lifts for a modest 32 sq ft size bump. Laundry, storage and helper facilities hide behind the wet kitchen wall, leaving a bright, continuous living frontage and a 5 m balcony you can legally turn into an extra room. For first-time EC buyers who actually cook (and don’t fancy morning bathroom bottlenecks), C2P strikes the sweet spot between budget, practicality and long-term resale appeal.
Strength
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Kitchen can be enclose for heavy cooking
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Dry + wet segmentation lets you tuck washer/dryer into the yard without crowding cooking space.
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Yard WC halves morning bathroom queues; resale buyers with live-in parents value this highly
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Many corner-stack options, the third window on kitchen wall for genuine cross-breeze
Challenge
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Yard WC eats elbow-room
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Balcony width slightly narrower than C1; use two bar-counter stools instead of four-seat outdoor set.
Recommendations
Wet Kitchen
Glass pocket door with black powder-coat frame—keeps smoke in, light out.
Full-height pull-out larder on hinge side for spices & oils.
Yard & WC
Stack washer-dryer; build 600 mm deep tall cabinet for broom, ironing board.
Install hygienic wall-hung hooks & mini basin to keep mop bucket space.
3 Bedroom + Study (A)
TYPE C3S
Area: 86 sqm / 926 sqft
Stacks covered 11 | 23 | 43 | 47
How the space lives
Type C3S folds a real work-from-home room into a sub-1 000 sq ft footprint without stealing daylight from the living core. Back-loaded service areas keep laundry and helper traffic invisible, while a legal balcony screen turns your 5 m terrace into an all-weather bonus room. If you’re a first-time EC buyer who needs three bedrooms and a sealed study—yet still wants daily-chef practicality (wet/dry kitchen, yard WC)—C3S lands on the sweet spot between affordability and long-term usability, ready to evolve with your family and future resale market.
Strength
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Study space offers work-from-home flexibility
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Yard WC halves morning bathroom queues; resale buyers with live-in parents value this highly
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Same service spine as C2P, so laundry noise never bleeds into study calls.
Challenge
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Study has no window
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Washer/Dryer space too far from Yard
Recommendations
Study Area
Glass-framed pivot door with fluted panel lets borrowed light in.
Acoustic PET felt pinboard wall behind monitor absorbs echo.
Fit 2.4 m run of ceiling-height shelving—convertible to toddler toy zone later.
3 Bedroom + Study (B)
Type C4S
Area: 88 sqm / 947 sqft
Stacks covered 32 | 36 | 39 | 42 | 46
Layout Highlight Description
Type C4S is the all-rounder of Aurelle’s three-bedroom family: a chef’s dual-kitchen, a sealed study for WFH or nursery, and a balcony that legally grows your living room—yet every “messy” function (laundry, storage, helper WC) hides behind the wet kitchen wall. If you’re a first-time EC buyer who juggles weekday cooking, weekend hosting and kids’ homework supervision—but you’re not ready (or able) to jump to four bedrooms—C4S offers a future-proof footprint with no wasted corridors and plenty of daylight to boot.
Strength
It supports a more fluid and interactive lifestyle—ideal for couples or young families who enjoy integrated spaces. The openness enhances visual spaciousness and allows multi-tasking (e.g., supervising kids while working). The flow between entry, dining, and study is seamless, promoting casual living.
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Study integrated into communal zones for flexibility
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Bright and visually spacious
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Seamless interaction between rooms
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Good for multitasking family environments
Challenge
Without any privacy screening, it’s harder to conduct focused work or quiet activities. Clutter in the study area can impact the aesthetic of the entire living space. Sound disturbances from shared zones are also a consideration.
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Study lacks privacy and noise separation
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Shared space may look cluttered
Recommendations
Use bookshelves or low partitions to carve out subtle boundaries. Opt for light, airy decor to reduce visual heaviness and keep the area multifunctional.
Request our Interior Design expert analysis to find out ways to expand this unit layout.
4-BEDROOM COMPACT
TYPE D1
Area: 95 sqm / 1023 sqft
Stacks covered 4 | 8 | 10 | 17 | 22 | 25 | 50 | 53
Layout Highlight Description
Type D1 compresses a genuine four-bedroom family programme—including a granny-ready front room, full wet-and-dry kitchen, and a legal 5 m balcony—into just over 1,000 sq ft by pushing every messy function (laundry, WC, HS) behind the kitchen wall and aligning living, dining, and balcony on a single bright façade. If you’re graduating from a three-room flat and need a multi-generation-friendly layout without the premium of corner stacks and island kitchens, D1 delivers day-to-day practicality, elder convenience and solid resale fundamentals—all while keeping your total loan quantum within EC affordability limits.
Strength
The design offers excellent privacy, with bedrooms positioned away from noise and foot traffic. The hallway acts as a buffer and provides space for additional built-ins. The living area benefits from being unobstructed, making it suitable for guests and communal use. Recreational zones are open and functional, supporting gatherings and relaxation.
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Excellent bedroom privacy
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Hallway allows for sound buffering
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Opportunity for hallway storage or display
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Clear separation between public and private spaces
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Spacious living/dining zone ideal for entertaining
Challenge
The corridor may feel like a dead zone if left unutilized. It also reduces usable space for living or bedrooms.
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Hallway may reduce efficiency of usable space
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Can feel narrow without thoughtful design
Recommendations
Use the hallway for storage, decorative shelves, or a gallery wall to turn it into a functional design feature.
Request our Interior Design expert analysis to find out ways to expand this unit layout.
4-BEDROOM FLEXI (A)
TYPE D2F
Area: 112 sqm / 1206 sqft
Stacks covered 14
Layout Highlight Description
Type D2F wraps four full bedrooms, a granny-ready front room and a legally enclosed 5 m balcony into a flexi footprint that lets you trade one bedroom for a huge “great room” on day one—and easily put the wall back when family size or resale timing demands it. With a wet/dry kitchen split, back-loaded yard WC, and a store room begging to become a walk-in pantry, this layout is a Swiss Army knife for buyers who need space to evolve but still want to stay under EC loan limits.
Strength
With all bedrooms aligned along one facade, this layout enjoys consistent lighting and ventilation. The squarish layout of the living and dining space improves furniture placement and encourages social interaction. Privacy is maintained in the sleeping areas by keeping them separate from high-traffic zones. The recreational space is efficient and flexible.
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Even light and ventilation across bedrooms
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Functional, squarish living-dining area
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Logical zoning of private and communal areas
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Efficient use of floor space with minimal wastage
Challenge
The kitchen entrance might feel tight, especially during meal preparation or if storage is poorly planned. Some units may have less privacy for the common bedroom if it’s closer to the main entrance.
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Narrow kitchen access
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Possible reduced privacy for common bedroom near entry
Recommendations
Introduce sliding or glass-panel doors at the kitchen entry to enhance openness without sacrificing function. Use subtle dividers or furniture placement to shield the bedroom from direct visibility from the entrance.
Request our Interior Design expert analysis to find out ways to expand this unit layout.
4-BEDROOM FLEXI (B)
TYPE D3F
Area: 111 sqm / 1195 sqft
Stacks covered 15 | 20
Layout Highlight Description
Type D3F distills four-bed flexibility and multi-generation practicality into just under 1,200 sq ft—with a mirrored layout found in only two stacks across the entire development. Rip out the dotted wall and you own a 6 m “great room” for playdates, Pilates or a mega-sofa; rebuild the wall when child #3 (or a resale buyer) needs the bedroom count back up to four. A granny-ready front room sits close to the kitchen and yard WC, while a legally screened 5 m balcony and wet/dry kitchen split make daily living and weekend hosting equally effortless. For buyers wanting rarity, adaptability and elder convenience—without the price premium of corner stacks—D3F is a Swiss-Army layout that grows (and later, sells) on your terms.
Strength
Corner stacks offer improved cross-ventilation and more natural light. The balcony extends the recreational potential of the home and adds lifestyle value. Bedrooms are spaced with thoughtful consideration for both privacy and natural light.
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Strong ventilation and natural lighting
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Extended balcony provides functional outdoor zone
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Corner unit ensures fewer shared walls
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Balanced division of rooms for family comfort
Challenge
The presence of a large balcony may slightly reduce the size of the living room. Careful furnishing is needed to avoid over-cluttering the main communal area.
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Balcony takes up part of internal floor area
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Poorly placed furniture can compromise flow
Recommendations
Furnish the balcony for extended use (e.g., outdoor dining or gardening). Use streamlined furniture inside to maintain openness and flexibility.
Request our Interior Design expert analysis to find out ways to expand this unit layout.
4-BEDROOM PREMIUM
TYPE D4P
Area: 112 sqm / 1206 sqft
Stacks covered 2 | 3 | 6 | 7 | 49 | 54
Layout Highlight Description
Type D4P is Aurelle’s flagship four-bedder: a corner-stack floodlit by three façades, anchored by a quartz-clad island that keeps coffee & homework up front while heavy cooking stays behind a glass door. A granny-friendly bedroom hugs the yard WC, kids enjoy full-height windows, and the master suite splits his-and-hers wardrobes like a boutique hotel. Close the legal balcony screen and the living/dining deck expands into a 12-seat alfresco room—without sacrificing a ray of daylight indoors. For families chasing light, airflow, culinary cred and future resale gravitas, D4P is the project’s premium box seat.
Strength
The enclosed kitchen keeps cooking activities contained and clean, with noise and smells minimized. Rooms are spread out, and circulation from one space to another feels structured. Bedrooms retain privacy with good wall separation.
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Enclosed kitchen great for heavy cooking
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Excellent bedroom privacy
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Defined movement zones with logical transitions
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Minimal noise transfer between zones
Challenge
Kitchens may lack natural ventilation depending on stack position. Dining areas could feel narrow if the wrong furniture is used.
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Windowless kitchen in some stacks
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Tight dining area dimensions
Recommendations
Install high-quality hoods for ventilation and under-cabinet lighting for brightness. Choose narrower or extendable dining sets to avoid congestion.
Request our Interior Design expert analysis to find out ways to expand this unit layout.
5 Bedroom
Type E1
Area: 126 sqm / 1356 sqft
Stacks covered 27 | 30
Layout Highlight Description
Type E1 is Aurelle’s penthouse-style flagship without the rooftop premium: a full-fledged five-bedroom layout that gifts you two en-suite bedrooms, a dry-kitchen bar that pours straight onto a nine-metre balcony, and daylight shared evenly across every sleeping space. Laundry, store room and helper WC hide discretely behind the wet kitchen, keeping public areas refined for dinner parties of fourteen—easily staged once you close the legal balcony screen. If your clan spans granny to growing teens—or you just love to host—E1 delivers cross-breeze corner light, hotel-grade bedroom privacy and future-proof resale scarcity, all while staying within EC loan parameters
Strength
This layout supports a lifestyle that includes work, rest, and entertainment under one roof. It’s excellent for large or multigenerational families. Bedrooms are spaced to avoid acoustic interference, and the open-plan living/dining space can accommodate both casual and formal use.
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Spacious and well-zoned for large families
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Corner stack ensures ventilation and privacy
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Master suite enjoys clear separation from others
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Flexible living and recreation zones for diverse needs
Challenge
The size demands considered planning for furniture and decor to avoid emptiness. Maintenance can be higher due to the unit’s size.
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Long corridors reduce efficiency
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Higher upkeep and furnishing costs
Recommendations
Create dedicated zones like reading corners or play areas. Use layered lighting, rugs, and partitions to define space and enhance warmth.
Request our Interior Design expert analysis to find out ways to expand this unit layout.
Choosing a Layout that Suits you?
Every Chuan Park layout comes with its own strengths. What makes one better than another depends on your family’s structure, lifestyle needs, and what matters most—privacy, natural light, work-from-home readiness, or communal interaction. Layouts aren’t just about how many rooms you get, but how those rooms support how you live.
Want to know which layout suits your lifestyle the most? Chat with us to find out more in-depth how which layout suits you the best.
